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On some of the word famous routes such as Everest base camp and Annapurna circuit, or on well-known trails with relatively few practical problems, and for tea house treks, we use professionally-trained sherpa or Sirdar. We are fully confident in their ability to lead these routes competently. The itineraries for these 'classic' have been tailored somewhat to take off the main trails occasionally, and by traveling with local crew you will experience more of Nepal in the raw. On trek you are guided by English speaking Sherpa or Sirdar, assisted by Sherpa staff. All main baggage is carried by porters, yaks, or horses.

In Nepal on more popular treks enterprising villagers have build Tea -house lodges. In recent year particularly, the standards of food and accommodation have improved enormously. Many would vie in character and comfort with the equivalent of European alpine huts.
We offer a selection of tea house trek run to a high level of service, using the very best lodges available.

(1) Bed and breakfast
(2) lunch and dinner
(3) Tea or coffee for every single meal.
(4) Warm sleeping bag for in cold season.

If your trek is under canvas then we provide twin share dome or frame sleeping tent, a mess tent, toilet tent and kitchen tent. if you want a tent your self you can a small single tent supplement. We provide lantern/ candle, thin sleeping mattress all the cutlery and crockery. These treks are staffed by a full Sherpa crew including Siedar (headman), cook and assistant. Your main baggage is carried by porters, yaks horses or mules. It is the Sherpa job to perform all the camp works, including leaving the sites clean, and to guide the rout. Food on treks is a mixture of western and Asian dishes and there is plenty of it and plenty of choice. Please note that this trek is 35% more expensive then the tea house trek.

You have to bring your own trekking boots few pars of warm shocks as well as warm cloth like down jacket, woolen sweater fleece jackets etc.